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Daily Archives: February 8, 2010
Roots 2, Yahwistic Midianites, Good or Bad Wilderness Experience, This Land Is Your Land, Mochos
1. Today, for Black History Month, I watched the second episode of Roots. In it, the African Kunta Kinte has arrived to America on a slave ship, and he’s purchased by Mr. Reynolds, who’s played by Lorne Greene of Bonanza … Continue reading
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Roots 1, Original?, Go with Ethics, Patience
1. Today, for Black History Month, I watched volume 1 of Roots. On this episode, we meet Kunta Kinte (played by Lavar Burton), the African ancestor of Alex Haley. He is abducted and put on a slave ship, which is … Continue reading
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